Peter Denmark

Chartered Financial Planner
Edinburgh
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Peter is a highly qualified Chartered Financial Planner and Fellow of the Personal Financial Society, with over 20 years of experience in financial services. Based in Edinburgh, he joined Progeny in 2023 from Balmoral Asset Management and has been a qualified Wealth Management Specialist since 2013. 

Peter provides expert financial planning in Edinburgh, helping individuals and families build, manage and protect their wealth at every stage of life. He specialises in retirement planning, supporting clients through key life transitions and helping them achieve long term financial security with confidence. 

Alongside retirement advice, Peter delivers holistic financial planning across investment management, tax efficient strategies and wealth structuring. His joined up approach ensures that every aspect of a client’s financial plan is aligned to their goals and future ambitions. 

Peter works closely with clients across Edinburgh and the surrounding areas to create clear, tailored financial strategies. He is known for his pragmatic, client focused approach and his ability to explain complex financial matters in a simple and accessible way, giving clients clarity and peace of mind. 

Outside of work, Peter enjoys spending time with his family and making the most of the outdoors. He has a passion for skiing and mountain biking, and also enjoys skateboarding. He can occasionally be found on the golf course, albeit with mixed results. 

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